Apple announced a bunch of machines powered by its first chip, M1. But there was only one desktop machine announced, a new Mac Mini. The new machine costs just $699  — $100 less than its current Intel-based version with a quad-core CPU. Apple boasted that the new machine will have 15 times CPU performance gain and 6 times graphics performance gain over the older variant. During its developer conference WWDC in June, Apple announced a developer transition kit in the form of Mac Mini, which would help app makers shift their apps from Intel to Apple Silicon. So, Apple bragged…

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